The line that these planets are on is called the ecliptic, which represents the plane of the solar system in which the ...

The best time to witness the celestial event will be just after sunset starting Jan. 10. A meteor shower will also be visible ...

The best time to witness the celestial event will be just after sunset starting Jan. 10. A meteor shower will also be visible ...

But later – hundreds of millions of years in the future – a permanent, virtually ringless Saturn will become real, thanks to ...

Every evening in January, Kentucky celestial enthusiasts can enjoy four bright planets visible at once. According to NASA, ...

Each evening, enjoy a sweeping view of four planets at once. Also look for Mars occulted by the Moon and meteors!

Directly above our heads, Jupiter will be signing bright. To the east, Mars will reach opposition in mid-January.

Get ready for a rare celestial treat! This January, four planets - Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars - will align in the evening sky, offering a breathtaking display for stargazers.

In 2020, the Jupiter and Saturn conjunction was also dubbed the "Christmas Star" when the planets appeared just a tenth of a degree apart, looking like a single bright object. According to NASA ...

January's sky brings a planet parade, Mars opposition, and the Quadrantid meteor shower. Enjoy Venus and Saturn's close ...

a planetary scientist at NASA, told ABC News. The "Christmas Star" may have historically been when Jupiter and Saturn were in conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn or a conjunction between ...

Witness a lunar occultation of both Mars and the Pleiades; plus, Mars reaches opposition and Venus and Saturn sit close ...